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2017 – The hours gone but not forgotten

In Christmas, Historical Fiction, medieval manuscripts, reviews, self-publishing, Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, Shropshire by Kateinnes_123.@hW5th January 2018

I felt rather muddle-headed over the Christmas holidays. I expect I’m not alone! After all, t’is the season to be busy – at least that is how it is in …

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Heavenly Lights – a writer’s response to stained glass

In Birds, Christmas, Margaret Agnes Rope, Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, Stained Glass by Kateinnes_123.@hW8th December 2016

A few months ago, I happened to see an image online which showed a section of a window designed and created by Margaret Agnes Rope (1882-1953). Despite having lived in …

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Snowfall

In Christmas, sledging, Snow, winter of '47 by Kate Innes18th December 2014

The UK winter of 1947 Delight, adventure, chaos.  Snow for children is the suspension of the ordinary, and the re-imagining of the landscape into one of slide and speed, crunch …

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The Virgin’s Breast

In breast feeding, Christmas, Mother Goddess, Rogier van der Weyden, Virgin and Child by Kate Innes10th December 2014

St Luke drawing the Virgin by Rogier Van der Weyden, circa 1435 Musée de Bruges St Luke may be a self portrait of the artist. “That’s what breasts are for, stupid,” …



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